Flock Homes, a real estate company, is expanding its portfolio in Phoenix, with plans to exceed 1000 homes. It offers landlords tax-efficient exit strategies and is now aiming to acquire multifamily units.

San Antonio signs an MOU with Bexar County and the Spurs for a new downtown Sports and Entertainment District, focusing on redevelopment, community engagement, and potential Spurs' arena relocation.

Governor Hochul and others announce plans to upgrade the Delancey St–Essex St Station for ADA compliance and to construct a mixed-income housing development at Essex Crossing.

Boston's Seaport district Intercontinental Boston condo is listed, featuring luxury amenities, two bedrooms, hotel services, and city views. Listed by Jeffrey Goldman and priced including fees and taxes.

Boyd Gaming has begun constructing Cadence Crossing casino in Henderson, set to feature 450 slot machines and synergize with the nearby Cadence community development.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved a plan for 80 affordable housing units at Dollar Creek Crossing in North Lake Tahoe, prioritizing local workers and residents.

Detroit's Demolition Week returns to educate and involve residents in neighborhood transformation from April 7, highlighting demolition's role in community rebuilding.

Chicago celebrates the opening of the $47 million Auburn Gresham Apartments, providing affordable housing and commercial opportunities on the South Side.

Tualatin opens Plambeck Gardens, a new affordable housing community, honoring advocate Doug Plambeck, with a range of units for low-income families and services for residents' stability and well-being.

The Ramsey County Board approved a revised sale agreement for the Rice Creek Commons Project, advancing a 10-acre commercial development in Arden Hills with sustainable design features.

Flint is demolishing the fire-damaged Oak Park Methodist Episcopal Church, saving its bell, as part of its blight removal efforts, with possible future development in store for the site.

Bedrock's new event venue, The Department at Hudson's, offers customizable spaces within Detroit's largest development in decades, featuring GM's global HQ and 56,000 sq ft for events.

Clark County approves $45.4 million for affordable housing to construct and refurbish units for low-income families, with $5.5 million allocated for future projects.